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Product Designer I Job Details | Optimizely By continuing to use and navigate this website, you are agreeing to the use of cookies. Accept Close Skip to main content Life at Optimizely Diversity and Inclusion Executive Team Locations Sign in Search by Keyword Search by Location Clear Life at Optimizely Diversity and Inclusion Executive Team Locations Sign in Search by Keyword Search by Location Show More Options Loading... Category All Country/Region All Clear Select how often (in days) to receive an alert: Create Alert × Select how often (in days) to receive an alert: Product Designer I Apply now » Date: Jul 5, 2026 Location: US Company: Optimizely We're not here to add to the noise. We're here to cut through it- with AI that actually works for marketers. From AI-powered content creation to world-class CMS and the industry's most trusted experimentation platform, Optimizely is the tool modern marketers actually want to use. AI-Ready. Set. Go. 10,000+ brands including H&M, PayPal, and Zoom already get it. So do Gartner, Forrester, and IDC, who consistently recognize us as leaders in MarTech. But here's the thing about building great products: it takes great people. Our 1,600+ Optimizers across 12 global offices are curious, collaborative, and refreshingly human. We don't do corporate speak. We do real conversations, big ideas, and genuinely care for the work we make together. If you want to be part of a team that's shaping the future of marketing technology — and actually enjoys doing it — you're in the right place. Find us on Instagram: @optimizely Introduction The goal of our product designers is to deeply understand our customers’ problems and design solutions to those problems. They are part of the entire product development process, from concept to launch. They work closely with product managers, UX researchers, and engineers to understand the customer problem, iterate on solutions, and ship finished designs to customers. Job
Responsibilities Work is assigned by manager and is often routine, instructions are usually detailed and may be scripted Design single screens; solve specific function-level problems (e.g. color picker), typically under the direction of a more senior designer or manager. Build single screens and features using existing tools and libraries. Professionalism, i.e. showing up to meetings on time; working well with others; respectful of peers; listening. Able to successfully deliver work within the process set by